I'm currently working on the Scripting News portlet and I'm making some
progress. For right now, I'm using Xalan to transform the XML to HTML
and return it to JetSpeed via the new ClearElement.
Originally, I wanted to use Cocoon for this but I also wanted to get
something up and running fairly quickly and I'm still learning the
Cocoon framework. I'm sure that porting to use Cocoon will happen soon.
As I watched the performance hit because of the XML/XSL transformation,
some questions popped into my head.
* How long does a url stay in the cache?
* If most channels are updated consistently, how will/does JetSpeed
handle this?
* Is there plans for some sort of 'harvesting' mechanism which will
bring down the content periodically, possibly pre-generate the HTML and
have it ready for JetSpeed on disk?
For my job, I've written something which handles the last question.
Sorry if the answers to these questions are obvious as I'm still trying
to get a better handle on all of JetSpeed.
thanks,
josh
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